After market clutch baskets

smerch69

smerch69

So my basket should be here tomorrow. Tryed to take mine off. Put the discs back into hub and basket and put rope down topend. More than 2ft. Put the bike in gear, motor is locked but the inner hub wich has the nut still spins. Am i doing something wrong
 
Mihylo33

Mihylo33

smerch69:
So my basket should be here tomorrow. Tryed to take mine off. Put the discs back into hub and basket and put rope down topend. More than 2ft. Put the bike in gear, motor is locked but the inner hub wich has the nut still spins. Am i doing something wrong
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2ft???? you should have only put about 3". Did it roll out the exhaust port and into the pipe?

I use the Clutch tool, others use the pipe or crow bar through the sprocket and wheel so it binds on the swingarm. fastest way is by impact wrench to remove it.
 
smerch69

smerch69

Mihylo33:
2ft???? you should have only put about 3". Did it roll out the exhaust port and into the pipe?

I use the Clutch tool, others use the pipe or crow bar through the sprocket and wheel so it binds on the swingarm. fastest way is by impact wrench to remove it.
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Yeah but the hub just turns like the clutch is slipping some how. Idk
 
smerch69

smerch69

Im guessing i drill rivets from the side that the plates go into??
 

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smerch69

smerch69

The way the notches in the basket went were towards the clutch cover so i bet the plates were never fully engaged so that's why it slipped. Centrifugal force of the clutch turning probably pushed them out into the notches. My theory anyways.
 
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